Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-27

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showing fair growth of grain, for which moder-
ate showers only will be needed to mature. Local
trade is limited to milling wants, and prices for
this class of custom reach as high as 81 6o q ctl
for selections.
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNINo SESSION.
Buyer season-1O0 tons, 81 7034; SEQ, 81 7G1s;
400, 81 7O1; ESQ., 81 20: 700, 81 691 300 81 6s4
Buyer $500 tons, 81 "A; 2CO, 81 7s11l Z ctl.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
BUYER season-iO0 tons. 81 SOS: 700 81 69l4;
40) 81 69l; 2l00, 81 3d. 4oo, 81 os3s $500, 81 6S4
800, 81 66}s z ctl.
BARLEYEBusiness is irregular and unsettled.
Hand-to-mouth purchasing is the character of
the small trade in progress. Dry weather keeps
the situation in very uncertain condition. reed
of the better quality is generally he'd at 81 l7a,
though it is hardly probable that customer at
81 10 would be r=fused. In regard to brewing,
the market is in about the same shape that 1t
has been for week. Nobody seems anxious to
SELL while buyers are not numerous, and this
latter class are not inclined TO operate extern
svey For a choice article, 81 D z ctl is the
asking figure, and it would have to be something
below grade that would be parted with al a
lower quotation
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNINe SESSION.
Buyer season-SO0 tons, 81 90; 100, 81 1871; 100,
81 49, 500 81 lS1a; 800, 81 1875; 500, 81 1S4; 100
81 1875 q ctl.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Buyer season-lOo tons, 81 1875; 1000 81 1871:
22oo 81 II; loO 81 us; AGO. 81 10 800, 81 l1$s
> ctl.
OATS-The tone of the market is rather soft
owing to an enlargement in the volume of offer
ings. Receipts, to-day looted up 5000 etls, in
clu ling 5000 ctls from Oregon and $500 ctls from
Nebraska. We quote: No. i Feed, 81 5091 30;
No. ?, 81 45@l Az; Milling, 81 COOL Is; Sur
prise, 81 65G1 20; Black, for seed. Ill 5061 co;
Nebraska, 81 40 to arrive and 81 45 = ctl spot
CORN-Arriyal today of 5000 sacks from Ne
braska. The inquiry is light, and no immediate
advance in price is expected. We quote: Cali
fornia large Yellow, sl@1 0219; small Yellow,
81 O71sG1 l214: White, SlG1 05 z ell. Nebraska
is quotable at sl@1 0215 for mixed.
SEEDj-Market not active. Rape is shade
cheaper but other kinds show no change.
We quote as follows: Mustard, Brown, SO
2 50; Yellow, 81 2592 10 2 ell: Canary, 214t9S15c;
&C; Alfalfa. S1%@9c; Flax. 81 '75a2 > cti.
HAY-A good deal of poor quality is coming
forward, for which it is not easy to find custom,
even at low prices. We quote: Alfalfa, $1,000;
Dat, s9912; Barley, IS GO; Wheat sll@lS p
ton.
STRAW-Q uotable at S5&55c "a bale.
HOPS-Business i'll who es ile way seems to
be out of the question at present. Holders have
no alternative but to wait for better times.
Prices nominal at lSC022c {. ID.
BRAN-Buyers are found for all offerings.
Quotable at Sl5G115 so q ton.
RYE-Stock is rather firmly held. Quotable at
81 321%d1 81 q ctl.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 81 1061 % p ctl
according to quality.
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nished. but there is good general demand aud
prices for choice product are well maintained
Receipts to-day were liberal, aggregating 5000
SKIS including 800 SKIS from Oregon. New Pota-
toes bring Sl50Ca3 q ctl Wharf rates River
Reds, 81 l5Gsl 20: Early Rose, 81 l0@1 ): Peer
less 81 30G1 60 1omales 81 S0fGl 40: Petaluma
81 20d1 So; Burbank Seedlings, 81 $0@l 20: Ter
sey Blues. 81 2591 60; Oregon Garnet Chile,
81 35l11 40 7. ctl.
ONIONS Show more bnoyant tone Quotable
at 81 l0@l 80 p ctl for good to choice. Inferior,
BE iN3-No great business is reported, though
the market shows fair strength as regards
prices We quote: Bayos. 81 50@l 10; But
Ter, 81 1901 40; Pink, 81 S5@l d; Red, 81 BOG
White. 81 5091 so q c.l.
VEGETABLES : The market is somewhat
sparsely furnished, afiordng scarcely any OPP
portun ty for fluctuaton in prices. We quote
Asparagus, 40G50c q III for white aGd 50a6 60
y fb for green; khubarb, belize q b;
Mushrooms, 2od5Gc p n; Green Peppers, POO
DC y 70: Green Peas, S@lnc 4 II; Tomatoes.
81 25S1 50 y boz; ArCichokes, 1O@15c y dozen;
Carrots, 35050e p etl: Turnips, 80 115: .
ctl Beets, 75c@S1 q sack: PGcsnips. = so 2 ctl.
Csulifower 81 3 dozen; Cabbsse 10000 p ell
Garlic, 4G5c q b: Celery. 530s0o r dozen |;
Dry Peppers, l0@1sc; Dry Okra l5020c n n.
FRU1r-Supp!ies OF Oranges ale light, and
dealers are alb 10 place consignmentS TO good
advantage. We quote jobbing lots us follows:
Apples, 0UcdS % for common and 81 SOAP q box
for good to choice: Mexican Lines, s5d6 Q, box;
California Lines. 2595cc p box; Lemons, sicily,
"A 5OG5: do California, 90c@s1 % for common,
s2G2 so for choice; Oranges, California, 81 75a
80 q box for common, and S3G6 q box for
Navel; Baasnas, ~ so "a 80 = hnrch: Pine
apples. s466 p dozen; Eastern Apple, SO 500
4 % a Dbl.
DRIED FRUIT-There is the customary Iull
in trade incident to the first month of Il
new year. We quote: Sun-dried Apples,
4G5c . b for sliced and &c for quar-
tered; Alden and Plummer, lie; APP
ricots, n@I2c; Blackberries lOc; Figs, 41zc for
pressed and Sc for impressed; Smyrna do,
iSGI5c for layers and Zoe for kegs; Nectarines,
IOc; Peaches, 17@lSc for peeled, and 9@loc for
unpeeled; Pears, 3d4c for whole and 7GSc for
sliced machine dried, 11@l21ac Plums. 9@10c
pitted and 2@fc for unpitted: German Prunes,
6eu7c; French Prunes. 6eI10c 2 D: Reisins Lon
don Layers, 81 40@l So q box. with 9i@,2oc ad-
vance for fractions Common. slaI 30 y box.
HONEf-Offcrings are somewhat neglected
at the moment. We quote: New Comb, 12G9ISc
a 10 for choice and case for common; new
bright extracted. 4Lf1i1Sc.
BU1TER-Buyers have matters their own
way As illustrating this fact, il may be stated
that day or two since a retailer was offered a
box OF choice az 19c ? ID. In order to be rid of
importantly he made a bid of 16c. and supposed
that was the IN of the affair. On leaving the
store however, he was rather surprised when
told that the particular box OF Butter was
charged 10 his account and could be removed at
his convenience. This circumstance well de-
fines the situation. Perhaps little more fresh
roll is finding custom than week ago but 1t Is
more the result of pressure to realize than OF
increased inquiry. With all the forcing of stocks
and the inducements offered by low prices, it is
next to impossible at the moment to effect any
thing like a clean up Aside from Il few extra
fine brands the pick OF the market j. obtaina-
BILE at s6i9c ? b, with some very nice Butter
going at 16dl7c. Inferior qualities. including
some straight dairy stock, have sod down u
I2iLGllse = b. We quote Fancy, DC; good 10
choice lStdI9c. fair, l5Gl7c: mixed lots lzg lic;
piekIed roll, lSc for fancy, 16Gl1c for choice
and I5Gl6c tor good; lirkin, i79l8c for fancy.
IiGI6c for fair to good, and le9l21zc foT poor;
Eastern. i0tdiic . u.
CHEESE-Stocks are light and prices are firm.
dealers ssy it is seldom that the market has
bsen 10 yoosly furnished as inst at present.
onotable ut 12esl4c for old. and l5solGc = 10 for
new California. New York Creamery, l5Gl1c
a b. 80
at 25G26e ? dozen.
P0I,ITRY-Hens sell slowly. For other kinds
there Is fair demand Live Turkeys-3obblers,
I3esl5: Hens 15G16c; dressed TURKEYS, l6sslsc;
aooste.s. s5d5 so .cr old, and Sod tor voii2g:
Hens. $50 s: Broilers. si.50d6: Ducks. sGc7 80
> dozen: Geese 81 50Er2 . p pai
GANE-Prices favor buyers. STOCKS are llo-
eral. we quote as follows: Rabbits. sl@l p;
Hare. x1Nt . p dozen; Widgeon, .oetgSi 2
dnz.: Mallards, s212 so: Canvashack. Ha5:
Snries slGl Is; Teal. 5o475c; Small Ducks
alGsnc p dozen snipe, common, 69@ .oc !;
do English, 81 50as 2 dozen: Quail. 75c@si p
dozen. grey Geese, s262 y. White Geese. socg
81 . dozen; Brant, 81; Honkers, s. 5eai 2 dozen.